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Wizard Warrior
Wizard Warrior is adventure fantasy at its best and follows the adventures and misadventures of Fundem Tarralion and Iscandar, his magic sword. It takes place in a vast world where elves, dwarves, demons and giants live with humans and dragons. The book takes the reader on a whirlwind of exciting clashes as Fundem fights to free his lands from evil after escaping from a thousand years imprisonment. From priceless treasure to fire breathing dragons this book has it all and all the time we will be wondering just what is going on at the bottom of our gardens.
347 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 1, 2011
About the author
Jeff Rogers
93 books5 followersI love photography and have been consumed with creating images ever since I traded a gun for my first camera. After obtaining a BA in Art from Transylvania University in 1981, I completely switched over to photography as my primary medium for expression. Since 1988, I have been creating award winning images for the advertising and corporate world, regularly seeing my images in national magazines. Even though I have completed many, many jobs for clients, nothing gives me more personal satisfaction than exploring landscape photography.
To date, there are now six beautiful and successful coffee table books that I have published and contributed all the photography. My work is used often in public spaces, hospitals (love having my work in healing environments) and homes.
To date, there are now six beautiful and successful coffee table books that I have published and contributed all the photography. My work is used often in public spaces, hospitals (love having my work in healing environments) and homes.
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November 21, 2011
I only write reviews of books I really liked and this one is certainly in that category. Yes, he borrows heavily from Lord of the Rings with orcs, dwarves, elves, wizards and humans. However, since I loved Lord of the Rings, that's all fine with me.
Even more than Lord of the Rings, there are almost no female characters. Other than a minor part for the elven queen it is all a band of brothers. That made it seem a little less believable to me (and I think good fantasy is all about creating a world the reader can believe in). Except for that minor flaw, the book paints a picture of a world you can almost see. Yes, if you are one of the millions who have read all of Tolkien's books and seen all the movies, it probably helps that imagination along.
Still, I found it a great book to curl up with on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
Even more than Lord of the Rings, there are almost no female characters. Other than a minor part for the elven queen it is all a band of brothers. That made it seem a little less believable to me (and I think good fantasy is all about creating a world the reader can believe in). Except for that minor flaw, the book paints a picture of a world you can almost see. Yes, if you are one of the millions who have read all of Tolkien's books and seen all the movies, it probably helps that imagination along.
Still, I found it a great book to curl up with on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
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